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Jun 14, 2011
correctly. According to what Olweus teaches "Bullying is when someone repeatedly and on purpose says or does hurtful things to another person who has a hard time defending himself or herself." That's not to say one child hasn't been bullied; however this may be a pattern for the bully. We are wanting to make a change in our school culture and community, and based on what someone said to me at church on this past Sunday, we have worl to do. There is a pervasive attitude that bullying is a normal part of growing up. Guess he'd never heard of Phoebe Snow, huh? I will have to change my own attitude because usually I'd like to snatch the little booger...See More
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